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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hello All,Peter Piper here.  I am new to real estate investing.  I currently work in the restaurant indu...

Hi,  I'm a real estate broker/investor in Tucson, AZ and I have been flipping houses for several years now.  I am just about to be a licensed broker up in Colorado and I will be doing flips up there also.  As of right...

My first deal. Stats are below. Tri plex in a B area Lakewood, OH area. Needs appx $8-$9k in work done to bring it up to par.Thoughts/Peanut gallery comments/Whatever, let me know if this deal is plausible or I am mis...

Hi,I'm new to the Baltimore market and trying to narrow down a specific area I want to work in. I've heard good things about both Remington and Pigtown and trying to figure out where to start. I am targeting rent-to-p...

I'm looking at a 12 unit apartment complex in Central Illinois that is for sale.  It's a nice place that has been well maintained, owned and managed by a husband/wife for over 20 years.  Units are in good condition, b...

Hey guys, I have recently received an offer from Syndication of 12 units townhomes. Question is when deal is divided between limited partners($ investors) and General partners (realtor + mgmt company with not single $...

Can anyone tell me if it is legal to include an early lease break clause in Oakland, CA? I have scoured the internet and cannot find any information. The only information I am getting is from the EzLandlordForms websi...

Trying to calculate Cap rate for the primary residence I hold that I am trying to convert to a rental property.Here are the numbers:Original purchase price: $400KCurrent value: $600KCurrent loan amount: $300KPlanning ...

I understand that the cap rate is NOI/Purchase price. My question is - what is included in the purchase price?. Should it be the purchase price plus any acquisition cost?

I am currently looking at a Triplex to house hack, however the numbers do not look great and I am looking at ways to try to optimize them. 1) I often hear Brandon Turner say to Subdivide/Submeter the water utility tha...